Hide Staff Replies in the Recent Comments Widget
Leaves comments written by authors, editors and administrators out of the Recent Comments widget, so it highlights what readers are saying.
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Hide Template Editing in the Post Editor
Removes the option to switch to and edit the site template from inside the post and page editor, so content editors cannot change the site layout by accident.
Hide Unused Beaver Builder Modules
Removes the modules you list from the Beaver Builder panel, so editors only see the building blocks your design system uses.
Hide the "Additional CSS Class" Field From Non-Administrators
Removes the Additional CSS class(es) field from the block Advanced panel for non-administrators, keeping authors to the styles you have designed.
Hide the All in One SEO Box From Authors and Contributors
Removes the AIOSEO settings box from the editor for users who cannot publish pages.
Hide the Custom Fields Box From Non-Administrators
Removes the raw "Custom Fields" box from the editor for everyone except administrators, so editors cannot accidentally change values that plugins and the theme depend on.
Hide the Featured Image on Selected Posts
Adds a "Hide featured image on this post" checkbox to the editor, so a post can keep its image for archives, social shares and related posts but not repeat it at the top of the article.
Hide the Jetpack Menu From Non-Administrators
Removes the Jetpack menu (and its dashboard widget) for authors, editors and other roles that cannot manage options, so they only see what they need.
Hide the Wordfence Dashboard Widget From Non-Admins
Removes Wordfence's activity report widget from the dashboard for editors and other roles, keeping their dashboard focused on content.
Hide the Yoast Box From Authors and Contributors
Removes the Yoast SEO meta box for users who cannot publish pages, so only editors and administrators manage SEO settings.
Highlight (Marker) Button in the Block Toolbar
Adds a "Highlight" button to the text formatting toolbar that wraps selected words in a <mark> tag with a marker-pen look, for emphasis in posts.
Image Guidelines Note in the Upload Screens
Shows a short note with your image rules, such as recommended sizes, file types and the need for alt text, right inside the media uploader and Media > Add New screen.
Insert Images at Large Size by Default
Makes new Image blocks and media inserted in the editor use the Large size by default, instead of the full original file.
Keep Checked Categories in Their Place
Stops the classic editor from moving ticked categories to the top of the list, so the category tree keeps its order.
Keep Only the Theme Fonts You Use
Removes the font families you do not use from the theme's font list, so editors see a short list and the unused fonts are never loaded.
Keep Selected Roles Out of the Divi Visual Builder
Sends users without the capability you choose back to the normal page when they try to open the Divi Visual Builder, and hides the "Enable Visual Builder" admin bar link from them.
Keyboard Key (kbd) Button in the Block Toolbar
Adds a "Keyboard key" format to the text toolbar that wraps text in <kbd> and styles it like a key cap, for tutorials with shortcuts such as Ctrl + S.
Label Special Pages in the Pages List
Adds labels such as "Contact form" or "Landing page" next to chosen pages in the Pages list, the same way WordPress marks the front page, so editors know which pages matter.
Larger, More Readable Admin Text
Raises the font size and line height of admin tables, forms and menus for editors who find the default admin text too small.
Last Edited By Column
Shows who last edited each post or page, and when, in the admin lists. Useful when several people work on the same content.
Let Editors Clear the WP Rocket Cache
Adds a "Clear page cache" item to the toolbar for editors, who normally cannot purge WP Rocket, protected with a nonce and limited to clearing the page they are viewing.
Let Editors Edit the Privacy Policy Page
WordPress only lets administrators edit the privacy policy page. This allows editors to update it too.
Let Editors Manage Menus and Widgets
Gives editors access to Appearance > Menus and Widgets without letting them switch themes or open the Customizer.
Let Editors Manage Redirects in Redirection
Gives editors access to the Redirection plugin's screens so they can add and fix redirects themselves, without making them administrators.